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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-01

Rev. Benjamin Hall died at bic home
n Waukon. Iowa, March 10, aged sew
enty-eight years. He was : brother o.
the late Rev. Ephraim Hall and ~ uncle
az Rev. II. d. Onyett. Of this city W..
Hall was "a able minister and did much
valuable work for the Cumberland Pres
byterian church.-DAviess County Dem
ocrat.
Rev. Benz. Hall was known and highly
lesteemed BY many citizens OF Duboi.
county. He and Ephraim each preached
IN this county many times years ago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-01

n,f.nspoli< sentinel
r.,nra, y.s has been struck Al h~n =
xcssn Mains i. Northern Indiana. Ihe
~ss area. thus far explored. reaches ~
-~-css nv stale IN = narrow hell. D
Sc~ ~ cerern,l, strong and The wells =.
4 ,r,e show no signs of weakening. ~
~ snpplv shall prove permanens 'ns'
veoion win blossom ~ the rose = y
-irssdx budding rapidly. Hartford Caty.
7asrion. Muncie, Kokomo. Pcr''snd Amo
Nohlesville are Qnickening under 'he
efimnlus Of cheap fuel and light kea'
~s's,e Il soaring and the towns are am
plifying their boun diaries - az n'ns
ate. The man with the option - ~
meat prominent citixcnof each place an
1ie facility with which outlying 'srm
49, cut 10 into tow lots Il one OF u
,,osf exciting incidents Of business hs'
N IL BE- shown. ultimately, that y ~
4 confined to the present limits, IN
ec~na az that section Of she State VI
Ievelop with msgical rapidity. The'
Vii be no end 70 the manufacturers ~
Vii locate il she Geld. TSey will com
mi only from New England, but frn'
old England A. well. The attractie
vin be Irresistible ~ the matter ssan'
now il i simply = question q perm
nency OF supply. The records o. 2
wells in Ohio and Pennsylvania indies
that the supply is good for All time.
q. therefore, the duty Of the forums
peopie Of these localities 10 hold the
selves level, 10 indulge IN no ex'ra'
ennces. but to Sit down and contempt
heir good luck in . spirit Of prayerf
ness. aud work out their destiny 10
orderly, cooi-headed way.
We would say 10 them. in Al stncer'
thai. II the lamp holds out 10 bu
they've got the earth BY the tail.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-01

6rWe have received . copy Of the
San Francisco Daily Report, with : long
article eulogistic OF the pereonal char
ncter and kindliness Of William +. Cole
man. OF California, whom II favors - the
next Democratic nominee for President
AZ the United States. We opjne the
Pacific States will become considerably
more populous before the candidate io'
President OF either OF the great parties
will call that locality his home, though
there are no doubt many worthy mel
there. Yet the column article contain
not . syllable as to Mr. Coleman's view
On tariff, the currency, or the power o
snonopolies, and his position on thes'
questions must BE- thoroughly tested ans
discussed before any candidate i nomi
mated II the Democracy hopes for SIC
cess IN 1855.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-01

"The most disgraceful lie published
In regard to the last Legislature % tna'
Qiven circulation to by the Indianapolis
journal, when Il says that Senator a.
|G. smith, on the last day Of the ses-
ion, drew t26.15 worth Of stationery fo'
his owl use, contrary 70 law. The lie 49,
clearly exposed BY the Sentinel the to'
lowing day, showing that The warran'
drawn FOR the stationery, Of itself ana o.
lits face, showed that the paper was 70 %
used b. the oficial stenogrspher, wns
had vet al Of his reports 70 write gu
for tie Journal or the Senate. Such Iie'
= this a. molIeious and small, and CO.
only BE- acc0uoted for By the hard line
dying peri. a driven 20 IL order 3
keep up : q RANGES.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-01

viii Be : meeting Of the stock.
holders OF the vinoennes and New
Albany Railroad Company. held q
jasper. Dubois county, Indiana, on
.Tuesdsy, May Sd, 1857, q 3oclocx p. a.
Tor the purpose Of elocting thirteen d.
rectors 10 serve for the ensuing year, and
for che transaction or any further busl'
ness that may come before the meeting.
N.F. DALTON, Secretary.
March goth, loo7-4w.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF PER
SONAL PROPERTY.

IL 49,
SONAL PROPERTY.
NYOTICE is hereby given that the nm
IN dersigned, Administrators Of the
estate Of Thomas +. Sheriff, deceased,
will offer for sale, at Public Auction, a.
the late residence Of said decedent, IN
Boone township, Dubois county. indi,
ana. one-half mile East Of the jasper ana
PortersviIle road. on
SATURDAY THE 18th DAY or APkiL'
A. ID, 1887,
All the personal property Of said dece,
dent, consisting OF 4 mich cows, ! head
Of cattle, ] lot Of hogs, . lot O
geese. 2 horses, ! two horse wagon
blows. harrows and farming implements
harness. % bushels Of wheat. . lot o
corn, and household and kitchen 1urni
ture, and many other articles.
TERMS on SALE :-All sums under nv
dollars cash, all sums Of five dollars ant
over. q credit Of nine months VIII o.
given, purchaser giving note, waivinl
relief with six per cent. interest iron
date until paid, with good surety 70 SAL
Administrators approval.
Sale to begin at . o'clock .. m.
WILLIAM b. SHERRITT, Admir-.
TRAYLoR 4 HUNTER, Atty's.
March 25th, 1887 -2w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-01

OrThe trial Of Benjamin B. Smith. for
the murder Of william Real, near Eng
lish, December 10, 1886, Il IN progress Ia
she Crawford Circuit Court ct Leaven
worth. The case OF Bradley for the muir
der Of Mash, q Birdseye, l. set for this
week In the sam court, and nearly ball
OF Birdseye people are IN attendance. A
good deal or complaint Il heard from
Witnesses being dragged about the coua'
sry repeatedly TO attend trials, and a.
next killing % that neighborhood e like
u 10 be treated with summary justice
without regard 70 law-and the peopl'
will not be blamed much, either.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-01

win.>f ID prevails.
Sick fuIrs ID this community seem e
be getting better.
Rich6rd Jacobs and family have gone
% Blrdseye on : visit. ~. Jacobs y
gone q II worth % attend ~ srIsl q
bradley.
Written Mickler bought the property
formerly owned By Ars. Graves, and
has moved in i.
The n. =. quarterly meeting "a. vel
ATTENDED. Only seven preachers - ~
ltsndance; : few accessions % church
and some went Up for The prayers q tne
lchurch.
Mrs. Lixsis Graves has bought smother
lot and y having her : resIdence pus -
- hasts. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-01

One hundred clerks In the Pension o.
Ace AZ Washington have volunteered 70
work extra hours upon the Mexican
war Pension claims filed under the acl
OF January 20, 1887. The ex-seldiers o.
the country have many reasons 20 re-
member this Democrats administrator
with gratitude.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-01

Notice Of Final settlement Of "a.
tate
NOTICE IL hereby given to the credit
IN orr, heirs and legatees Of Betsy Still
veil. deceased, to appear In the Dubois
Circuit Court, held q jasper, Indiana,
on the 25th day OF April, 1887, and show
cause II any. Why the Final Settlement
Accounts with the estate Of said dece.
dent should not be approved; and said
heirs are notified to then and there make
proof OF heirship, and receive their die
ltributive shares. ..
witness, the Clerk Of aid Court, thi'
l2Sth day or March, 1887
JAwEs II. MILLER, admir-.
TRrPrEr a DILLON, Attorneys.
April Let. 18y7-2w.
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NOTICE.

DHERE will be a meeting Of the stock
u holders Of the Vincennes and Onio
River Railroad Company, held a. Jasper
Dubois comfy, Indiana. on Tuesday
Nav Sd, 1887, At 1 o'clock p. m, Tor the
purpose OF electing thirteen Directors %
serve for the ensuing year, and Tor me
transaction Of any other business tina
may come before the meeting.
N. II. DALTON, Secretary.
March 25th, 1887 3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-01
The standard OIL Company Buy
ing Land.

NopLrsviLLR, March 29.-Our gas
company has fifty workmeu engaged on
The streets laying gas-pipes, and viii In :
few days furnish us al the natural ga
- can nee. The Standard Oh Company
has been here leasing ell the ground y
can IN the county. They have secured
about 10000 or 5000 acres. The com
pany Il building derricks, preparatory
10 drilling two wells.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-01

a hereby eiven 10 the citizenso Of Jasper and
IN Hsinbridee township. Dubois county. Indiana, tnas
ne undersigned will apply 20 ne board 81 oonnsy
lsa7' under ne vrnvirlons o. an Act. entitled IAN Acs
70 regulate and l;~enre the sale q spiritnous. y,..us,
r.,ns cnd other Intoxicating liquors, 20 limit The license
~. - 4. ehsrred ~ cIties and towns. and 10 repeal 81
fermsr laws regulating The sale o. Intoxicating Iiquors
and iii laws and parts 81 laws coming N CO. nlct witn
violation thereof, and declaring an emergency" passed
~ ~ Legislature Of Indiana. n 1879. fr license y
neIl spiriiuous. vinous and malt liquors, - quanut'ss
az 4 term u one year. The precise location where tney
desire 10 sell q n ; house situated ana BENG upo y
I'm srI is<x son streets. Jasper, - shown upon M
original man Or plat Or the town o. Jasper, BAH
lbri3rs township, Dubois county, Indiana
JOSEPH ,. SAM
March 25th. lao7-3w,
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FOR SALE

UVHE undersigned offers his farm 'or
sale containing 100 acres, situated On
the Jasper and Petersburg road, two
miles west Of Jasper. Said farm ma
IA good house and barn, apple . peacf
orchard. aud q ncver failing well Q
water. and many other Improvement
upon il. and can be purchased on cas-,
terms. For further information address
b. II. HARMED,
March rs, 1887 : 81. JASPER, IND.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-01

o1rHon. Emory B. Sellers, the new
u. 8. district attorney Tor Indiana, b but
IS years old, and u : pointed example
Or what Z young man Of honesty and In
duotry may accomplish. He earned the
money 70 educate himself, sfter be VA
- years old began The study Of law
u Io72, and now occupies the leading
position q the bar Of Indiana. He ha'
lived o Monticello since 1865, and u
Democrat whose progressive ideas, and
kccict Democracy. ere highly appreciated
by Tie party.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-01

Chicago Democrats are still hunting
for Z candidate for mayor. A committee
has been appointed to ask Potter Palmer
or Marshal Field to accept the nomina'
ton.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-01

The indianapolis Journal says: The
experiment Of female suffrage 10 NUM-
cipal elections Il likely to have . thor
ough test in Kansas. In . town-
Stockton the men have agreed to lei
women take oil the Offices and entire
control or affairs. The Mayor, members
Of council. marshal and all the city ON
cers are 10 be women. The men propost
% stand back and watch the result, ma'
~ Of them hoping. 10 doubt, that i vii
be : disastrous failure. It h quite =
likely 20 be . notable success.
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Notice Of Final Settlement OF Es.
tate.
NOTICE is hereby given to the credit
IN ors, heirs and lsgatees Of Sarah
Green. deceased, to appear In the Dubois
Circuit Court, held 1t Jasper, Indiana
on the 25th day Of April, 1887. and show
cause il any, why the Final Settlement
Accounts with the estate Of said dece,
dent should not be approved and said
heirs are notified to then and there make
proof OF heirship, and receive their die
tributive shares. ...
witness, the Clerk Of said Court, thi'
I26th day Of March. 1887.
JoHN n. GREEN, Executor.
TRrPPKr & DILLON, Attorneys.
April Let, 1887 ~.
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WORKING CLASSES A A.! /! ' \! \! \; !
classes with employment At home. ne whole o. q.
time. a. for their spare moments. Business new. nsnt
snd profitable. Persons o. either sex easily earn rom
"A rent. 10 e5.tO per evening. and : proportional sum
X devotinr all their time 20 the business boys an
rirls earn nearly o. much ~ men. That Al who see nis
NAV send their address. and tet the business ~ mar
M a0rr r. ruch As are not well satisfied wc VIII
send onc dollar 70 pay for the trouble o writing Fun
.srsiculars and outnt free. Address GEokck sIiSsos
4 Co, Portland, Maine. 49,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-01-27

At a regular meeting of L. A. Atkinson Camp
No. 45 Sons of Veterans, held Jan. 18th, 1887 the
following Resolutions were unanimously
adopted. Whereas 1t has pleased the Mighty
Ruler of the Universe in His Divine Wisdom to
remove from our midst our late Brother ]. E
Elliot therefore be it
Resolved-That in regretting the death of our
Brother, we mourn for faithful and earnest
member of our order, and one who was in every
way worthy the respect and regard .of all who
knew him.
Resolved-That we deeply sympathize with
the bereaved family of the deceased in their af-
f1ictions.
Resolved-That the members of this Camp
wear the emblem of mourning and that The col
be draped for thirty days.
ResoIved-That these Resolutions be spread
upon the minutes OF this Camp. That copy
be trasmtted to the family of deceased, and to
the Standard, Journal, Herald and S. V. Gang
fire for publication.
ORA o. EVANS,
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Supt. Kinnison is doing successful
work in the NJ. E. Sabbath School

friend at Raysville sends us the following:
AS on know, Raysville is spoken of far and near
and its notoriey is not of the very best; but
say some good things can come out of Ray aysvie, as
well out of Nazareth, of old Being occasional
soourner in the little village, had the pleasure of
attending of the exercises of their Tuesday night
literary gatherings, (held in Mr.. 1. H. McCormick's
hall, and believe until very recently where the l. o
o. Fs held their meetings) And must say, that all
the parts in every particular success; the
readings good selections, the orations, essays
and decamations immense, and would bear
inspection of some of our upper tens And through
out all the exercises there sprinkle of fun,
which brought the house down in uproar of laugh
ter. AS whole it was pleasant evening, such
should be pleased to enjoy with the people of Rays
Vile often. understand their public school this
place is success; the scholars in The main,
studying hard and learning fast. understand there
some well advanced scholars in this school,
although they have had advantages other than
they could receive from the public school. Mr. A. D.
FraZee the teacher, is doing his best to make the
school success. And outside of few, fault has
been found with the teacher and expect if these few
could teach three months term they would have
fault to find.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

1
Jacob A. Long to Samuel S. Hutchinson, Lot Is il
j. A. Longs Addition to jackson, 800.
r. W. Goddard TO the Superior Coal Co., 100 acres
in Washington tp., $4,000
Marion Kessinger, administrator, to Henry w
Kesinger, 3-O0 acres in Coal and Lick tps. $523
Same to Deborah Keenan,, 51a acres in Lick tp $55.
Same E. G. Wykle, 10 5IO0 in Lick tp, $l95
Benjamin F Scott to Timothy j. Evans, Lot 30 in
scott's First Addition to Coalton, $50.
Abigail F. Pancake to Jose ph NJ. Sfckles, 40 acres
in Jackson tip 5000.
H. j. Carr, guardian, to Gerson David. undivided
i of W. z of In-Lot IL in jackson, $3.50.
Isaac N. Hastings to same, above, $3.50.
Mary J. Hastings to same, same above, $50.
Peter Will to Mrs. Barbara Davis, undivided !. of
In-Lot 136 in Jackson, $500.
Bernhard Kahn to 3. David, Lot 65 in B. Kahn's
Second Addition TO jackson, 1925.
Same to Mary j. knsner, Lot 133 in Addition,
$50.
A. T. johnson ct al, trustees to John w. Martin,
40 acres in jefferson tp., 800.
H. S. Bundy to Emma j. Wilker, acres in Milton
tp., $3.50.
Mary A. Alexander ct al, TO Colista A. Barbee, %
acres in jackson tp., S2lO.
Rosannah Shepard ct al to r. S. Barbee, 81 in
same tp, 500.
NJ. Pavey to Daniel McKeever. Lot SOC in Paveys
Addition TO Wellston, $3.50.
Same to j. N. Erwin, Lot 1873 in same Addition SIPS.
John D. Morgan to Harriet Rass, SO in Jeffer
son tp., $3.50.
Evan c. Davis to Samuel NJ. Lake, 123 9O-l00 acres
in Madison tp., $1,000.
David Welch to Voris Stephenson, 52-1OO acres in
Coal tp., $50.
Edward Miller 10 ane Goody, Lot 10 in Massie's
Addition to Oak HILL $3.50.
Auditor Evans to Harriet Nash, 12 acres in Lfbirty
tp., S. S. R. lands, 500,
Harriet Nash to John W. Pancake, quit claim to
same as above, $50
Mary A. Hunsicker to Mary S. Kennedy. part Lot G
in Ellsworth, 500.
H. S. Willard to George Littejohn, E. z of Lots 60
md 20 in Austin's Addition to Wellstou, $780,
Lorenzo d. Hill to Rebecca Hill, quit claim to undi-
7ided 1-9 of 40 acres in Liberty tp. $35.
Rebecca Hill to Rachel Smith, quit claim to 40
anne tip.
Mary A. Wallace to J. w. Wallace trustee 120 acres
n Washington tp., 81.
H. S. Bundy to Quincy A. Levering, Lot $50 in
'avey's Addition to Welston, $50.
Number of mortgagages recorded, Is; amount Sc
ured, IS, 1928.
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Th.. Verdict UDanimuuS.

W. D. Suit. Druggist, Bippus, Ind.
testifies: Il can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One man took six bottles, and
was cured of Rheumatism Of 10 years
standing" Abraham Hare. druggist,
Bellville, Ohio, afirm>: The best
selling medicine | have ever handled
in my 20 years experience, is Electric
Bitters." Thousands of others have
added their testimony, so that the ver-
dict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kid
neys or Blood. Only half dollar a
bottle at E. d. Lewis Drug Store.
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N Standard JACKSON, OHIO, THURSDAY,

One of the finest Flower and Seed Cat
alogues ever issued, as well as one of the
most comprehensive and instructive mag
azines on the subject of flowers and vege-
tables, is Vick's Illustrated Monthly Mag
azine and Floral Guide, for January, 1881.
This is but specimen of all Vick's pub
lications 1t contains 176 pages, filled
with instructive reading, careful descrip-
tions, and beautiful illustrations. In this
book you may see the flowers and vegeta-
bles as they appear in the garden. We
have received some of these seeds, and
they are first-class in every respect. This
house is one of the largest and best in the
country. We can cheerfully recommend
Vick's house to all who want flower and
garden seeds. Address James Wick, Seed
man, Rochester, N Y
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OBITUARY..

RIEGEL.-Died at his late residence in Hamilton
township, jackson county, Ohio, Tuesday morning
January Is, 1867 ID iniel Reigel ag Il 50 Years, IL
months, is DAYS. Funeral services conducted
by Rev. j. NJ Grether of Beaver, o. His remains
followed to the tomb by large number of friends.
The hand of death has entered family and TAX en-
from dearly beloved father. dark gloom is
lowering o'er Weeping eyes and sorrowing
hearts found in our homes try to speak of
the sad aflicton that has befaen us. Death must
come, but when it comes sudden it is heavier
blow than it might otherwise be. o! how sadly we
miss our kind father. Our homes desolate
without him. Father is gone; the sparkle has gone
out of his eyes, the voice is st he cannot speak to
he did. but his life and character still live
with his spirit has taken its flight; and while we
mourning his loss below he is reaping his rich
reward in heaven. He kind father, dear to
ALL but the cold hand of death feared not to enter
household. Can it be that he is dead, and shall
separation be forever. Ah no! We only separat-
ed from him for short time, and if follow his
footsteps shall day meet him where sorrowing
and death shall enter and where par ting shall be
more.
May this warning voice bring to the cross
of Christ, and when the angel of death shall summon
he find as he found father, prepared to sub
nit to the will of him that doeth all things well.
Father is gone miss him sadly
O, how often and how gladly,
Did we love with him to roam,
But his footsteps are broken,
Yet we have the blessed token
Ofseeing him again.
In the world where parting comes not
Where all sorrow shall be forgot,
Our dear father, there is gone,
He is waiting TO receive
In that better world above.
His daughter,
C. NJ NJ
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ABOUT PEOPLEI

DIR. Holcomb is in Washington City.
John Gardner is painting in Iropton.
Mrs. Becky Davis is going to Florida.
Rev. A. ]. Carr is in very poor health.
Mrs. T. A. Jones has returned.from Athens
George j. Reniger is suffering from rheuma-
tism.
John Hanna has been Rairoading in Mis-
souri,.
Harry Clever left on Monday for Clinton
Missouri.
Mrs. Will May is very ill with some throat or
lung trouble.
Well. well! Mr. anu Mrs. Hiram Dickson
have new girl baby!
little child of Albert Cooley was buried on
last Wednesday,
Mrs. H. ]. Carr has been suffering from throat
trouble for some days.
Young Joseph McManiway had foot crushed
off by the cars, at Wellston.
Rev. ]. A. Lytle Will move into Joseph
Grace's house, vacated by c. P. Aten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Speelman, of Coalton, spent
Sunday with Elias Longs family here.
Miss Belle Swanson is recovering from her
severe and dangerous attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Joseph Grace returned from Portsmouth
on Monday. Her sister Annie Drill, d led on
Friday.
An old lady named Matthews died quite sud-
denly in Jameston, on Tuesday evening of last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Foster have young
biII NJ
son.
Miles Basqutll and BarbararDavis were mar
ried ct the Catholic Church on Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs Robbins mother of Ephraim Robbins of
Hamden died last week. She was past ninety
three years old.
Johnny Jones, son of "California" fell into a
fit on Water Street, on Sunday night while on
his way home from Church.
DR.. w. H. Monahan went to Cincinnati last
week TO see Mr.. Sam Sternbarger, who had q
surgical operation performed.
Miss Sarah Hildebrand Joined NJ. E. Church
by letter from Frnklin Valley Circuit, on Sun
day evening. She is daughter of David Hell
debrand.
Mr.. T. T. Jones has returned from Birming-
ham, Alabama. He reports the thrift and en-
terprise there wonderful. But there is dan
ger of OVERRIDING the investment business.
Thanks to our old friend w. B. Cheringon,
Deputy Warden, for copy of Annual Report of
the Board of Managers OF the Ohio Peniteu-
tary. II is quite interesting document,
filed with information concerning the prison.
Uncle Steve Stevenson says jamestown is the
only practical prohibition town in this neigh
borhood. and they notify Jackson to come over
sober, or stay on this side.of the creek. But our
old friend forgets that about all we go over
| there for is TO be buried.
H. s. Bundy, Andrew Roy and James Roy,
have our than ks for an invitation to the Burns
Celebration on the 25h. Coming as it did on
our press day, we found it impossible to be pre-
! sent, an / were much grieved thereat.